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In Practice 15 at Packers camp, the defense dominated the offense, logging three takeaways (Nixon interception, Oladapo interception, and a Sorrell fumble recovery) and sparking a brief on-field altercation with teammates; the injury report expanded with hamstring for Benjamin St-Juste and other updates as Green Bay moves toward a joint practice with the Cardinals and the camp’s finale.
A destructive tornado formed under a thunderstorm tore through villages in southern France, with winds over 100 km/h, damaging roofs and injuring more than 40 people. About 2,800 households were left without electricity, and several roads were blocked.
Christian Gonzalez returned to Patriots practice in full-go, delivering two pass breakups and an end-zone interception attempt while shadowing A.J. Brown during a joint session with the Eagles; coach Mike Vrabel dismissed any front-office messaging and stressed building roster depth; the team faced grass-field slips, with TreVeyon Henderson injuring his right foot/ankle and leaving the field for evaluation.
Bud Clark, Seattle’s second‑round pick, was carted off with a right leg injury on the Titans’ opening defensive play in Seattle’s second preseason game, with an air cast applied. There’s no official update yet on the severity, and the injury adds to Seattle’s mounting concerns as they head toward the regular season.
Sixteen people were injured when a coach carrying more than 50 German high-school students and four teachers collided with a delivery van near Wezep, Netherlands, crashed through a guardrail and overturned; eight of the injured, including the van driver, were seriously hurt, with all treated at hospitals as investigators probe the cause. It was unclear how many of the wounded were students.
Second-year Seahawks offensive lineman Mason Richman left Seattle’s 19-16 preseason loss to the Titans after his knee buckled on the opening drive. Coach Mike Macdonald called the injury “a long-term injury” and said they’ll figure out what’s going on, suggesting Richman could miss extended time.
In Preseason Week 2 against the Patriots, Philadelphia split QB reps with Tanner McKee leading at 38 snaps (16 of 22, 173 yards, 2 TDs) and Andy Dalton at 22; the backfield shone behind a strong second-team line, with Carson Steele and Will Shipley producing; Ja’Quinden Jackson left the game with an injury; Ringo nearly had a pick-six as the defense showed depth. The Eagles awarded three stars to Markel Bell, Willie Lampkin, and Drew Kendall, with Bell earning the Week 2 game ball, signaling strengthening roster depth beyond the starters.
Seattle’s 19-16 preseason loss to Tennessee was overshadowed by a spate of injuries (Bud Clark out months with an ankle issue; Mason Richman sidelined long-term; Jake Bobo season-ending knee). On the field, Drew Lock steadied the offense (12-of-14 for 103 yards, a TD, no picks) while Jalen Milroe struggled with two interceptions. Jacardia Wright sparked a 69-yard TD and finished with 81 yards, and edge rusher Connor O’Toole contributed 1.5 sacks. Elijah Arroyo caught a 36-yard TD and Seattle’s WR/CB battles continued, with Montorie Foster Jr., Cody White, and others flashing at times, plus special-teams miscues (muffed punt, missed kicks) molding roster decisions ahead of final cuts.
NFL roundup reports the Cleveland Browns placing DE Alex Wright on season-ending IR with a ruptured Achilles and signing veteran DE Derek Barnett to a one-year deal, while noting head coach Todd Monken will name his Week 1 starting QB between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders, and highlighting a wave of injuries, signings, and roster moves across multiple teams during the preseason.
Giancarlo Stanton's recurring injuries have undermined the Yankees' hopes of pairing him with Aaron Judge as a franchise-changing duo. Stanton's latest left-calf strain makes a return unlikely this season, and with Judge also sidelined by a rib fracture, New York must rethink its roster strategy—reducing reliance on Stanton, leveraging DH slots, and integrating younger players like Jasson Domínguez. The club is expected to consider declining Stanton's 2028 club option despite his postseason contributions, effectively signaling the end of the high-profile era that never fully arrived.
New York Post columnist Mike Vaccaro envisions Giancarlo Stanton's Yankees career ending with a Bill Walton–style triumphant comeback, using Walton's injuries and resilience as a metaphor for Stanton's long injury battle and potential lasting legacy.
A 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck the southern part of Ibaraki Prefecture near Tokyo, injuring at least 37 people (one seriously) and causing limited damage, including a damaged building in Saitama and regional train disruptions in Tokyo. There was no tsunami threat; Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi urged vigilance and continued damage assessments as authorities monitor aftershocks.
An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 struck eastern Japan early Sunday, centered near Ibaraki Prefecture at a depth of 68 km. It was felt across Tokyo and nearby prefectures, injuring more than 20 people and disrupting rail services, with some lines halted or running slowly until morning. No tsunami warnings or nuclear plant issues were reported. Authorities urged vigilance for aftershocks in the coming days as crews inspected infrastructure and services began to resume.
Ja’Quinden Jackson was knocked out on the opening kickoff of the Eagles–Patriots preseason game and was carted off in an ambulance. Eagles officials later said he has full movement in all extremities and is undergoing further evaluation, with an update confirming he’s awake, CT scans negative, and believed to be okay moving forward.
A magnitude-5.9 earthquake struck the Tokyo area, injuring more than 20 people; authorities did not issue a tsunami warning.